Europe Transformed 1815-1848.

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Europe Transformed 1815-1848

Nationalism Loyalty not to a King or an Empire Loyalty to a Nation that share a common culture, language, history, etc…

Nationalism New Nation States formed New Balance of Power Industrialized countries compete More colonies offer wealth/power

Italy & Germany What occurs: Both Italy & Germany develop into Nation States in late 1800’s Importance: Re-arranges the balance of power in Europe

Backward Russia Economy ruled by Feudal systems Economy NOT industrialized Czars reluctant to free the serfs Alexander II attempts to “modernize” 1861

Who has the power? England Germany France Italy Russia

The Changing Power in Europe (1870) “I Stink” #2 #1 #3 #4